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LeanPool.NandakumarRamanaRao.NRR.PrimePolyhedron.FoxNeuwirth.AffinePrismObstruction

Affine prism obstruction on the prime-orbit cycle #

This module isolates the exact finite-dimensional content of Step S6.

For a coordinate-valued affine map on the Fox--Neuwirth order complex, the zero-sum part is represented in fixed difference coordinates. A zero of the difference map has a well-defined common coordinate mean. The obstruction counts, with the S4 cycle coefficients and the local orientation index, only those zeros whose common mean is positive.

At the lower endpoint every child value is negative, so the positive count is zero. At the upper endpoint every child value is positive, so the positive count agrees with the ordinary deviation zero count. A finite affine prism supplies an incidence transgression between the positive-index cochains at its endpoints; finite Stokes then proves equality of the orbit counts.

The final structure in this file records only the two transgression statements still required from an equivariant affine approximation: local prisms away from the projected full-zero set and an upper-end prism from the S5 reference map. It does not contain a separator or assume local constancy as a field.

theorem NRR.StandardSimplex.exists_pos {d : ℕ} (w : StandardSimplex d) :
∃ (i : Fin (d + 1)), 0 < ↑w i

Every barycentric point has at least one strictly positive coordinate.

Coordinate-valued vertex data, before splitting into deviation and mean.

  • vertexValue : BarredPermutation p → Fin p → ℝ

    The coordinate vector assigned to each barred-permutation vertex.

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    Affine interpolation of the full coordinate vector on one maximal simplex.

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      Global piecewise-affine coordinate map on the barycentric realization.

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        The global affine map agrees with the vertex data on realization vertices.

        The global affine map is continuous on the finite barycentric realization.

        Fixed difference-coordinate representation of the zero-sum/deviation part.

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          Mean of the affine coordinate vector.

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            Difference coordinates commute with affine interpolation.

            A positive zero is a relative-interior zero of the deviation map at which the common coordinate mean is positive.

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              @[instance_reducible]
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              Signed local contribution of a positive deviation zero.

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                theorem NRR.FoxNeuwirthOrderComplex.CoordinateAffineVertexMap.value_neg_of_vertex_neg {p : ℕ} (F : CoordinateAffineVertexMap p) (s : Simplex p (p - 1)) (w : StandardSimplex (p - 1)) (hneg : ∀ (c : BarredPermutation p) (i : Fin p), F.vertexValue c i < 0) (i : Fin p) :
                F.value s w i < 0

                If every coordinate at every vertex is negative, every affine coordinate is negative.

                theorem NRR.FoxNeuwirthOrderComplex.CoordinateAffineVertexMap.value_pos_of_vertex_pos {p : ℕ} (F : CoordinateAffineVertexMap p) (s : Simplex p (p - 1)) (w : StandardSimplex (p - 1)) (hpos : ∀ (c : BarredPermutation p) (i : Fin p), 0 < F.vertexValue c i) (i : Fin p) :
                0 < F.value s w i

                If every coordinate at every vertex is positive, every affine coordinate is positive.

                A coordinatewise-negative affine map has no positive zero.

                For a coordinatewise-positive affine map, every deviation zero has positive mean.

                Negative endpoint local indices vanish.

                At a positive endpoint the positive local index is the ordinary deviation local index.

                Positive local-index cochain on the S4 top-orbit representatives.

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                  An affine prism transgression is the finite Stokes datum produced by the signed zero set in one parameter prism.

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                    A complement-index family equipped with local affine prisms. The local prism relation is strictly stronger than the desired local constancy of the scalar count.

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                      noncomputable def NRR.FoxNeuwirthOrderComplex.AffinePrismObstruction.LocalPrismFamily.value {p : ℕ} {X : Type u_1} [TopologicalSpace X] {hp : Nat.Prime p} {carrier : Set X} (D : LocalPrismFamily hp carrier) (z : X) (hz : z ∈ carrierᶜ) :

                      Scalar orbit obstruction value.

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                        theorem NRR.FoxNeuwirthOrderComplex.AffinePrismObstruction.LocalPrismFamily.locally_constant {p : ℕ} {X : Type u_1} [TopologicalSpace X] {hp : Nat.Prime p} {carrier : Set X} (D : LocalPrismFamily hp carrier) (z : X) (hz : z ∈ carrierᶜ) :
                        ∃ (U : Set X) (hUout : U ⊆ carrierᶜ), IsOpen U ∧ z ∈ U ∧ ∀ (w : X) (hw : w ∈ U), D.value w ⋯ = D.value z hz

                        Finite Stokes makes the scalar obstruction locally constant.

                        Vertex sampling of the actual child test map on the order-complex vertices.

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                          Vertex values are strictly negative at the lower endpoint.

                          Vertex values are strictly positive at the upper endpoint.

                          The lower positive-index cochain is identically zero.